Forbes is out with its list of billionaires. Here’s how Illinois’ richest stack up.

In Illinois, 13 people made the Forbes 400 list of America's wealthiest people, and there were a couple of ties, including among family members. The richest person in Illinois again was Citadel hedge fund founder Ken Griffin, whose net worth increased by $1.5 billion from last year.

Forbes is out with its annual list of the 400 wealthiest Americans, and it’s largely a year in which the rich got richer.

Forbes said the average net worth of individuals on this year’s list was a record $7.2 billion, and the minimum net worth to claim a place on the list hit an all-time high of $2.1 billion. That meant there were plenty of billionaires who didn’t make the cut.

A new name is at top of the chart, unseating Microsoft founder Bill Gates from his No. 1 ranking after 24 years. Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos’ zoomed right past Gates with a net worth of $160 billion. Gates’ net worth: $97 billion.

In Illinois, 13 people made the list and there were a couple of ties, including among family members. The richest person in Illinois again was Citadel hedge fund founder Ken Griffin, whose net worth increased by $1.5 billion from last year.

And one of the Illinoisans on the list — J.B. Pritzker, who’s running for governor — got an asterisk next to his name for being an impact investor, a designation given to those whose investments “not only make money but have a measurable, positive social or environmental impact,” Forbes said.

Here’s how Illinois’ billionaires stack up, including the source of their wealth:

One Illinois name notably missing from the list: Rishi Shah. A year ago, the co-founder of Outcome Health, then 31, was the youngest newcomer to the Forbes 400. With a net worth of $3.6 billion, Shah ranked No. 206 overall and was the fourth-richest Illinoisan. Shah is the only person to drop off the list since last year, according to Forbes. The magazine determined he was worth less than $1 billion after lowering its estimate of Outcome Health’s value.

Earlier this year, Shah and Outcome’s other co-founder stepped down from daily operations of the company, and later resigned from the board, as part of a settlement after big-name investors alleged the company had misled advertisers and investors about its performance.